Kanagawa Prefecture

Enoshima Daishi is a Buddhist temple on Enoshima Island in Fujisawa, Kanagawa. Commonly identified with Saifukuji, it is the island’s only temple, known for its modern 1993 hall, cliffside setting, and views over Sagami Bay.

Azuma Shrine is a Japanese shrine at 3620a Laird Rd Unit 13 in Mississauga, Ontario, marking a local place of worship for devotees of Japanese Shinto traditions.

Gandenji (岩殿寺), formally Kaiunsan Gokokuin Gandenji (海雲山 護國院 岩殿寺), is a Sōtō Zen Buddhist temple in the Hisagi area of Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture. It is known for its honzon, a statue of Jūichimen Kannon Bosatsu, and for its location at the second stop on...

Egara Tenjin Shrine stands as one of Japan's three great Tenjin shrines, carrying over nine centuries of spiritual significance since its founding in 1104. Nestled in the serene Nikaido district of Kamakura, this revered shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no...

Gokurakuji is a historic Buddhist temple in Kamakura, known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful natural setting. As one of the important temples in the area, it offers visitors a peaceful retreat with traditional architecture and seasonal gardens.

Historic Shinto shrine in Kamakura dedicated to Gongoro Kagemasa, a brave samurai of the Kamakura period. Known for its traditional architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it serves as an important cultural site preserving local history and spiritual traditions.

Hansobo is a hillside sacred site within Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura, known for its long stairway, rows of tengu statues, and lookout over the valley. Though often called a shrine, it protects the temple grounds and is associated with a local protective deity.

Hakone Mototsumiya is the original Hakone Shrine, set near the summit of Mount Komagatake in Hakone, Kanagawa. Reached by ropeway or hiking trail, it offers mountain views, a sacred atmosphere, and a quiet counterpart to the lakeside Hakone Shrine.